right out of the shower, no air conditioning, no makeup, no more excuses. quick and easy, I think I knit this up in about 4 days!
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- Diane
- A retired social working, living with early-onset dementia, avid left-handed knitter and cook.
The Left Out Knitter
Here is the site with all the information on Lefthanded Knitting, how to knit Left-Handed and the details of the DVD. It has been released to rave reviews! You get two distinct methods of left-handed knitting on one DVD. Whether you're learning to knit for the first time or trying to learn "backward knitting" for a specific project, this DVD will have you knitting and understanding your knitting.
2 comments:
Hi Diane,
I saw that you’re a member of DASN International. I work for WEGO Health (www.wegohealth.com) and just finished an interview with Mary Lockhart (http://wegohealth.ning.com/profiles/blog/show?id=2028394%3ABlogPost%3A13713), and I’m also in the process of interviewing Carole Mulliken, both founders of DASN. I would love to interview you for a new “Spotlight on Community Leaders” series on WEGO Health. Please let me know if you’re interested and then we can talk more about the process.
Kind regards,
Jody Simpson
Health Researcher
WEGO Health
jodys@wegohealth.com
P.S. Great sweater! I can't believe you made that in 4 days! It would have taken me years!
it turned out so cute! :)
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